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  1. A refreshing way to explore Italy’s capital

    Forget the long lines at Italy’s Roman ruins and overpriced gelato – sweating tourists are enjoying a break…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #EternalCity #PiazzadelPopolo #rafting #rivercruise #Tiberriver #TOURISM
    europesays.com/italy/44601/

  2. Thousands of Vespas swarm Rome’s historic center to mark iconic scooter’s 80th anniversary

    ROME (AP) — More than 10,000 Vespas putt-putt-putted around the Colosseum and past the Roman Forum on Saturday,…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #Rome #EternalCity #GregoryPeck #Vespas
    europesays.com/italy/27831/

  3. A day filled with the most beautiful light — and I simply couldn’t resist capturing the timeless beauty of Rome. Every corner tells a story, every shadow feels like art. ✨📸

    #RomeItaly #EternalCity #CityOfLight #UrbanPhotography #WanderlustMoments #fuji #rome #italy

  4. The Luxury of sheer space, in the tangled heart of Baroque Rome, just moments from Piazza Navona.

    It is a vision of absolute purity, not merely a residence, but a pause in time.

    🌐 classcountryhomes.it

    #Rome #Architecture #InteriorDesign #SlowLiving #EternalCity #DesignInspiration #Atmosphere

  5. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Roman art of living. 🏛️

    Imagine the fountains of Piazza Navona, a conversation between homes and history, where every detail speaks of the classic Roman heritage.

    🌐 classcountryhomes.it

    #Rome #ArtOfLiving #EternalCity #Architecture #Heritage #ClassCountryHomes #SlowLiving

  6. Thank you, #Rome!

    The #WikiLeaks founder has just been awarded the honorary citizenship of the #EternalCity

  7. #CommissioneRomaCapitale just voted in favour of the honorary citizenship of the #EternalCity to #JA
    thank you to the mayor,town councillors,activists who made the impossibile possible:

    #VirginiaRaggi, #RiccardoCorbucci, #AntonellaMelito, #VincenzoVita, #FreeAssangeItalia 
    and many many others

  8. 7/
    Another first that feels like it should've come sooner, first time setting foot in the eternal city itself

    #AncientSiteSunday #Rome #EternalCity #RomanArchaeology

  9. Perhaps the most exquisite surviving ancient doors in all of Europe
    The bronze doors to the Pantheon, pushing 1900 years old and still functioning!

    #AdoorableThursday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  10. #ReliefWednesday with the restored Ara Pacis Augustae: "Altar of Augustan Peace"
    Built to honour the return of Augustus to Rome after three years in Hispania and Gaul
    consecrated in 9BC

    #EternalCity #AncientRome

  11. Opposite the Colosseum, you can hardly fail to be impressed by the surviving coffered vaulted ceiling of the Temple of Venus and Rome,
    Inaugurated by Hadrian in 135, damaged by fire in 307 & restored with alterations by the emperor Maxentius.

    #WallsOnWednesday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  12. More triumphal arches with the arch of Titus, at the entrance to the Roman forum, built in around 81 AD

    #SundayStonework #EternalCity #AncientRome

  13. #SundayStonework with some of the magnificent triumphal arches around Rome
    Beginning with the arch of Constantine, completed in 315, just opposite the Colosseum

    #EternalCity #AncientRome

  14. The Circus Maximus: the ancient Roman chariot-racing venue, with the ruins of the 'Severine Arches' visible in the distance from the Palatine Hill

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  15. More Corinthian capitals & former temples with the Temple of Hadrian, the external colonnade surviving with the remains of the temple incorporated into a later building

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  16. & just opposite the Temple of Portunus, the round Temple of Hercules Victor, built in C2 BC the tile roof is later

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  17. another pleasant surprise - the very well preserved Temple of Portunus, originally built in C4-3 BC but rebuilt between 120–80 BC

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  18. Just across from the Theate of Marcellus: the Portico of Octavia, the remains of an ancient walkway from C2 BC linking two Roman temples
    survived thanks to its incoporation into a church

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  19. There were plenty of surprises in Rome that I was loosely aware of but not overly familiar such as the Theatre of Marcellus, transformed & augmented by buildings over the centuries but its original form still clearly visible, completed in 13 BC

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  20. Still on the Baths in Rome, there are other smaller-yet impressive fragments elsewhere such as this: the southwestern exedra of the baths of Trajan, a short walk from the Colosseum

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  21. Of course the Baths of Caracalla aren't the only spectacular bath ruins in Rome & the Baths are Diocletian are almost as-impressive
    it also houses a museum

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

  22. Whatever we were expecting from Rome, was not prepared for the Baths of Caracalla! They are ridiculous 😳 compared to the Roman ruins we have in the Uk, its almost unthinkable ancient buildings could still be standing at close to six storeys high!

    #RomanSiteSaturday #EternalCity #AncientRome

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